A
1350ft drive to the very top of the Rock of Gibraltar
will bring, you and your family to many stops of
beautiful views, beaches and Historical Sites whilst
also getting
you through the backstreets and Main Street. The
total surrounding area being 2.5 square miles.

The Border

This
is the main entrance to Gibraltar by land. Your
booking will have your guide ready waiting for your
arrival. The Gibraltar/Spain border was shut in
1969 by General Franco due to political issues but
re-opened in 1984.

The City Walls

The city walls surround the town. These were constructed
during the 1700’s and 1800’s as fortification.
Drive around the walls as our driver takes you to
sites you would not find on your own.

Marina Bay

Enjoy
yourself at any of our marina’s under the sunshine.
Duty Free Shops, cafeteria’s and restaurants
are available to complete your day after learning
about Gibraltar’s History and people. Dolphin
Trips are also available in this area. Ask Your Guide
for More Information.

The Beaches

The Eastern side beaches consist of Catalan Bay, Eastern
Beach and Sandy Bay which face the Mediterranean Sea,
not forgetting the very popular man made quarry used
by bathers during summer facing the Atlantic. Why
not finish your tour at any of these for a refreshing
swim or meal.

The Convent

The
convent has been the residence of our Governors since
1728. It was a Franciscan Convent since the 1500’s
and is said to be haunted by a Franciscan Nun nicknamed
the Grey Lady. In the year 1540 it is said the convent
was ransacked by Barborosa a Turkish Pirate and his
men.

Casemates Square

Grand
Casemates Square via Landport (and later Watergate)
has always been the principle
entrance to the city. The Casemates building was
prepared by William Green, chief engineer in
1770 to add bombproof
barrack accommodation for the soldiers, but construction
was not undertaken until after the Great Siege, hence
the date 1817. The square was famous for the executions
and punishments carried out in front of watching
crowds, but thanks to the Government's vision
Casemates Square
has been returned to its former glory, and is now
once again the centre of life in Gibraltar,
though with
less dramatic entertainment! After visiting other
historical sites in Gibraltar your guide will
recommend you and
your family to visit the popular square where you
will find the shopping area and restaurants.
The Lord Nelson
establishment is a must if you are planning to eat
on the Rock as there cuisine offer innovative delights,
from locally caught fresh fish to prime steak or
even if you just intend to have a fresh drink.
The establishment
was named Lord Nelson to commemorate England’s
most famous Admiral-one of the best known military
figures associated with the Rock. The staff and management
there have always proved to provide a high standard
of service and quality.

Many other Sites of Interest
are also available; you will be advised by your Guide.